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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1944

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Pre-induction exams called for 67 registrants in Baltimore

Sixty seven registrants including 44 white and 27 colored are called by local Draft Board One to report for pre-induction exams in Baltimore. Among them are 14 white limited service cases and several transfers from other boards. Some appeals and deferments pending may delay entry. locals emphasize this call is for exams, not immediate service. Also details on mustering out pay procedures and eligible amounts for WWII veterans.

Baltimore Army Navy State Headquarters State William M. Brisk Prince George's County Gerald L. Baker William M. Moore Howard Z. Stup Albert Killingsworth North Market Street Marshall Clyde Baker B. and O. Avenue Harry Scholl Cramer West South Street Gilmore Ray Flautt, Jr East Second Street Harry Otto Smith Maple Avenue Walkersville William Eugene Grumbine Taney Leslie Levi Keeney Liberty Street Leslie Walter Jenness Carroll Parkway Delbert Stouffer Null Braddock Heights Victor Samuel Palmer Frederick John le Edward Jacob Daugherty Motter Avenue Oliver Hendrix Keefer Wilson Avenue William Murray Brish Patrick Street Henry Victor Roberts Albert Luther Finneytrack, Jr Wisner Street Leroy Austin Hoke East Fourth Street Raymond Arlington Custer B Street Brunswick Melvin Phillip Oden Melvin Austin Shank East Patrick Street Gerald Leo Baker William Mack Moore South Market Street Herman Joshua Koutz Grayson Franklin Barthlow Clyde Vernon Shores Point of Rocks Levin Irvin Cooper Knoxville Clarence Richard Deater Harold Ellwood Eysler East Seventh Street Wesley Francis Schaeffer Buckeystown Earl George Sigler Middletown Vernon Edward Beach Henry Wilson Walnut Street Maysville William Robert Speilman Westminster Frank Alexander Webb Francis Scott Keynote Wilmington Del Orris Lee Timmons, Jr Clark Place Nashville Tenn Howard George Carroll Lee Charles Weedon Lincoln Apartments Herbert Nelson Weedon Sherman Melvin Jones Roger Elijah Naylor East Luther Owen Brown William R. Slemmer Francis Scott Key Post American Legion East Church Street United States Foreign Service Alaska South America Finance Office The East Redwood Street Navy and Coast Guard Bureau of Supplies and Accounts Cleveland Marine Corps Commandant Washington, D. C Legion

Want Little Steel Formula Revised

Washington February 9 four American Federation of Labor members of the War Labor Board urge an upward revision of the little steel formula. They say current price patrol fails to preserve living standards and seek wage increases limited to 15 percent of January 1 1941 rates.

Washington American Federation of Labor War Labor Board

No Official Report On Baltimore Pre-Induction Examinations

No official report has been received on yesterday's pre-induction examinations in Baltimore where 78 Draft Board One men were summoned. It is unofficially reported that a large number of the men were rejected for military service.

Baltimore Draft Board Board

Street Residents and Former City Listings Compiled

A categorized list documents numerous individuals by street and city, including current Knoxville residents on Route 1 Spencer Column bus Bowie 472 West Patrick Street James Albert Jefferson 108 West All Saints Street and others in Knoxville Middletown and Baltimore. Several entries note former residences, such as Leesburg Virginia Charlottesville Va Frederick Md and final street addresses in Baltimore.

Donald John Holland Knoxville Spencer Columbus Bowie Patrick Street James Albert Jefferson All Saints Lester Franklin Scott Joseph Wilmore Boyce Bentz Lawrence Brown Edward Earl Hill Wilbur Leon White Five and Half David Overton Berryman Church Street Orlander Berridge Johnson Middletown Babylon Mantz Sueius Jones DeGrange Street Leesburg Elmo Allen Charlottesville Maurice Leon Tilghman Maynard John Gray Baltimore Frederick Austin Eugene Johnson East Street James Arthur Posey Sherman Perry

New Box Brings Draft Notice to Tacoma Mechanic

Edward Wittmeier, a garage mechanic in Tacoma Washington, bought a new mailbox and soon found a draft board notice inside. The next day he saw the postman smile as he used the box for the first time, then rushed to fetch his mail and read the induction order.

Tacoma Wash Edward Wittmeier Wittmeier

Two Countians Meet In Italy

Frederick Maryland sends two Countians together to an Italian front reunion. Welch Boyer American Red Cross field supervisor from New Market Md and Private Carl Mercer of Carroll Parkway Frederick Md found each other when a Frederick bound Army truck stopped. They exchanged greetings and memories as shells whistled overhead.

Italy Frederick Welch Boyer Red Cross New Market Carl Mercer Carroll Parkway Maryland Mercer

Commendation For 84th Chemical Battalion Front Service

Pfc. Carl W. Mercer son of Mr and Mrs Charles H Mercer 404 Carroll Parkway belongs to the 34th Chemical Battalion which earned a general commendation for four months of continuous fighting on the Italian front The general praised the units courage weathering heat cold rain snow and rugged terrain while providing decisive chemical mortar support and reliable service to infantry commands

34Th Chemical Battalion U. S. Army Carl W. Mercer Charles H. Mercer Carroll Parkway 84Th Chemical Battalion Chemical Warfare Service 84Th Mercer

Quarrel Story Declared Completely Absurd by Goodbody

Chicago Feb 9 Mrs Patricia Goodbody 28 daughter of slain Mrs Frank Starr Williams calls Lieut John Quinn theory that her mother was accidentally killed in a Drake hotel room Jan 19 after a struggle for a revolver completely absurd and untrue The coroner's inquest spanned five hours and rival theories about a gunwoman were dismissed by officials and family critics alike.

Chicago Pattricia Goodbody Frank Starr Williams Drake John Quinn Quinn Williams State Department Robert A. Ross

Germans warned of energetic counter measures at home front

London reports Lt. Gen. Kurt Dietmar, spokesman for the German high command, says civilians failing to contribute to the war effort will face energetic counter measures. He denounces German civilians as narrow minded amid a second front shadow and notes the enemy has gone on the offense on all fronts.

London Kurt Dietmar High Command Berlin Ministry of Information

Eleven Arrested In Drive By To End Speeding

City police ramped up speed enforcement and arrested eleven motorists in under 24 hours. Officers cited speeds from 40 mph and higher in downtown and suburban areas, with more arrests promised to curb speeding. Mayor Hugh W. Gittinger praised the drive and urged public cooperation to lower speeds.

Hugh W. Gittinger Serat Daniel Swomley North Market Street Henry C. Wonderly Washington Stephen Sherba Sergt. Swompley Ellis R. McDonough West Patrick Street Rockwell Terrace Herman W. Rice West Fourth Street East Patrick Street Elmer V. Korrell Middletown Ralph Potts West Seventh Street Casper J. Bauerlien Westminster Clay C. Kinna Thurmont Route 2

Butter Reserve Battle Aims to Hoard 20 Million Pounds

Washington reports the War Food Administration resists releasing a 20 million pound contingency butter reserve for possible military, relief, lend lease, and civilian use. Pressure from consumer and trade groups grows as officials note about 130 million pounds were on hand February 1 with more imports from Argentina. Most of the reserve remains earmarked for armed services and lend lease, to be used before the market reopens next April.

Washington War Food Administration Food Administration WFA Armed Services

County cuts paid staff at defense alert centers

Montgomery County Commissioners dropped all paid personnel at the civilian defense report centers in Silver Spring Bethesda Rockville and Gaithersburg. Police are instructed to assume responsibility for alerting key personnel.

Rockville Montgomery County Silver Spring Bethesda Gaithersburg

Schools Boost War Bond Sales Record Drive Across Districts

Multiple schools report strong Fourth War Loan activity with Elm Street School at 66,033.45 in bonds and stamps and Parkway School setting a daily bond schedule. Lincoln High School students bought a flying jeep and field ambulance while North Market Street and Frederick High push for higher participation and continued fundraising. Frederick High plans February sales on Monday and Tuesday aiming for 90 percent pupil participation.

Elm Street Lincoln High School Parkway School North Market Street

250 Scouts At Game Night Observance of Scout Week

Opening the 34th anniversary of Scouting, over 250 Scouts Cubs and leaders gathered at the Maryland State School for the Deaf for game night. Rev Harold C Baer led the events, a radio Scout anniversary broadcast aired, and theater passes were given for today and Thursday.

Maryland State School For the Deaf Harold C. Baer Trinity Chapel Carty’s Hendrickson’s Kemp's Potomac Edison Young Men

Turned Machine Guns On Field Hospital

Allied headquarters reported enemy planes bombed and machine-gunned the American field hospital on the Anzio beachhead. The attack killed 27 and wounded 68, including three American nurses. The hospital was unmarked and located in the open. Mass funeral services followed in a tent chapel.

Allied Italy Anzio

Japs Step Up Plane Output

Washington reports Japanese factories may be turning out 1200 or more aircraft monthly, with emphasis on defensive types. From Jan 1 to Feb 6 Japanese losses surpassed 700 planes in the Pacific, while Allied air forces destroyed many more in multiple theaters. The piece notes supply and distance strains limit Japan from concentrating air power.

Washington Vpi Pearl Harbor Pacific South Southwest Pacific Rabaul Wewak Marshalls

Fight Over Subsidies Is Refused In Senate Fight

Washington February 9 Senator Bankhead in the Senate debate on the food subsidy repeal bill argued government payments to regulate consumer food prices swell the national debt and raise inflationary risk. He supports his own bill to continue the Commodity Credit Corporation while ending the administration subsidy policy after June 30.

Washington Senate Bankhead D-Ala House Commodity Credit Corporation

Red and Blue Ration Tokens Moving to Banks

Washington Feb 9 The new red and blue ration tokens move to 14,000 bankers for delivery to retailers by Feb 27 with banks exchanging tokens for coupons starting Feb 17 to stock nearly 600,000 outlets. OPA administrator Chester Bowles said the plan will reduce paperwork and replace food stamps.

Washington Office of Price Administration OPA Chester Bowles Bowles

Pledges Start For Rayburn Vice Presidential Bid

Washington February 9 an early move to seek convention pledges for House Speaker Sam Rayburn of Texas highlighted the unusual attention given to the Democratic vice presidential nomination this year as politicians react to the race.

Rayburn Washington Sam Rayburn O Texas

Roosevelt Suggests Sermon Passages To Reporters

In Washington on February 9 President Roosevelt told reporters to read the Sermon on the Mount while noting a fourth paragraph. He cited lines including Ask and it shall be given you Seek and ye shall find Blessed are the peacemakers Let not thy left hand know what thy right hand doeth Pake therefore no thought for the morrow Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof.

Washington Feb Roosevelt

Atlantic Wall Pounded Again by U S Marauders

U S Marauders roared back to northern France to pound German Atlantic Wall installations for the third time in little more than 24 hours. RAF bombers and fighters supported the daylight strikes, following night raids on Germany and France including the Rhone aircraft engine plant at Limoges.

London U. S France RAF Germany Rhone Limoges

Russians Close In On Krivoi Rog And Kherson Push

Moscow reports Soviet forces closed in on the iron center of Krivoi Rog from three sides and advanced toward Kherson and Nikolaev after breaching German defense in the Dnieper bend at Nikopol. Red Star cited encirclement fears, spring arriving in the bend, and mud making roads vanish.

Moscow Krivoi Rog Black Sea Kherson Nikolaev Dnieper Nikopol Hitler Russia Luga Krivoi Hog Red Star Cherkasy Dnieper Bend

Re elected director of Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Assn

Eric C. Biser was re elected director from the southern Frederick county district at the annual meeting and banquet in Silver Spring and Washington Monday. Four other Frederick county directors had terms not expire this year. Directors will meet soon for organization. A number of Frederick county producers attended.

Eric C. Biser Buckeystown Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers Association Frederick County Silver Spring Washington

Decree Grants Divorce With Custody To Shaffer Wife

An Equity Court decree by Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer grants Mrs Flossie Shaffer an absolute divorce from Nevin C Shaffer of this city. The plaintiff receives custody of three children subject to further court order and is ordered to pay costs. C Wirts represents the plaintiff and Richard E Zimmerman the defendant.

Equity Court Patrick M. Schnauffer Flossie Shaffer Nevin C. Shaffer C. Wirts Richard E. Zimmerman

Battle for Cassino Mounts in Fierce Front Assault

American troops pressed a full scale attack on Mt Cassino driving to within 75 yards of the Benedictine monastery as they and Allied forces push toward Cassino itself. Allied air raids pounded Cisterna and surrounding targets while German communiques claim advances and prisoners taken along the bridgehead below Rome.

Italy Cassino Mt. Cassino Cisterna U. S Algiers Rome Anzio Pontine Berlin Stockholm Fifth Army

Britain studies Italian demand for king's abdication

London February 9 British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden said the government is studying the demand by Italian political parties for King Vittorio Emanuele to abdicate. He declined to reveal any planned action.

London Vittorio Emanuele Anthony Eden Britain

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Norman Dietz George W. Baker Hampstead Maurice E. Roderick Route 1 Edward A. Tyergar West 13Th Street East Eighth Street Chalmer N. Hofe Great Cacapon W. Va Vichy U.S Paramushiro New Guinea New Britain Europe Krivoi Anzio-Neltuno
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